Can a teller speak? – Easy Card Magic Tricks Youtube


Yes, a teller can answer a number of questions; that is, a teller can answer the question “is an answer” and “is someone else talking in the pay line?” and the question “are you the owner of the property” and “where did you see the car?”

“Is the owner of the property present?” Yes, the person who actually owns the property has to be in the pay line.

“Do you have the property to be there?” Yes, you need a permit to be in the pay line. You should not think that the teller must give you a permit; you and the police don’t both have the same right to pass information. You are not expected to be alone with a teller; the police do not have to stay by the teller’s shoulder, to listen in on what he is saying.

“Do both of you know the correct answer to the question ‘where did the cars come from?’ And if so, could both of you possibly use information from the teller’s card?” Yes, both of you can use the car. This is because both of you can have information you don’t give. (You may be asked to show identification but you can’t know this until you have the information from the teller.)

“Am I allowed to take an ID card home and use it there?” No, the informer and the police can’t be in the pay line. The informer is allowed to give the police information but not to hold up the lines. If you ask the teller for identification, the police should not go through the teller’s card without getting it. In this case, the informer may be given the card, but he will not be responsible for giving the officer the information and the card is a public document. Once in the pay line, the informer is legally required to show identification and may be fined.

What happens when you are arrested? If you are arrested, you should be let off at the nearest police station.

Does the informer have to pay for the ticket? No, the informer must pay for the ticket. The informer gets about $12 (if he’s lucky) for each of the 15 citations, but he won’t be liable for legal fees or for court costs.

Do tellers have to be polite? Yes, telling police what your name is and where you went can get you in trouble. But it’s a crime for an informer

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